Hands DOWN!! They rule the world. And maybe another album is being mulled over as this covid-19 is keep gatherings out of the question !!lets hope!! I seen it here on you tube on live wire!!
As a veteran, I can tell you the speed and tempo of this song fits well with my memories of what itâs like when the bullets are flying and all hell is breaking loose. Thank God for Metallica! Huge impact on my post war life.
@@mojorizn72 I've never got to speak to a veteran before so I would love to ask are all wars just a way for the country to make money, a documentary I watched said that the Korean War should of never lasted as long as it did but the US was in so deep that they would look stupid for backing out so they kept the war going and brainwashed there soilders into hating the koreans to keep the war going just to protect there country's image, thank you for your service
@@og2tone9o15 Not all wars are the same as far as the troops on the ground are concerned. But one thing has been the same for all wars beginning after WWII. The bureaucrats in DC have had entirely too much influence on how the military is run. They have distorted the truth about every war since Korea. I do not trust my government.
@@mojorizn72 do you think its bull crap that the American army is still in Iraq pretending to be fighting of a pretend threat or are they just there stealing oil. In the movie jarhead some soilders said there whole time down in Iraq they never shot there gun once ,they just did made up time consuming tasks to make it look like they were down there for a reason while the army was stealing oil , just ignore this if I'm making no sense
In 2015 the Master of Puppets album was deemed âculturally, historically, aesthetically significantâ by The Library of Congress and was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry.
I've always loved that line and specifically listen for it each time I play the song. James so perfectly voices a complete dismissal of a person's life. He chose to deliver the line that way and it just makes song complete.
Number 1 reaction channel for me. Like someone else posted before ...."It's like listening to some good music with a cool friend" . I couldn't agree more . Keep 'em coming !
I was in the infantry when this came out and I was a young dumbass yelling this while cranking it up on my Kenwood system. Lots of beer helped. Best metal album ever!!!
My Lt. used to call on members of the platoon to call cadence during PT. I had been listening to this for days when he called on me. So I used what was in my head and called cadence with this song. He didn't call on me for quite awhile after.
If you've ever known someone who came from a family with a long tradition of military service, the "life planned out before my birth/nothing could I say" lyric is pretty damn accurate.
@@jwesley235 I've thought about that as well. Thing is he got into kirks bunk didnt he? So if he lived like more than likely would have to be brown bread. One of those really weird situations...a definite fork in the road situation
100% Agreed. I was around the same age when some little metal dude at my school played this on his record player when we hung out after school. His pops was a hardcore Marine. He was just being a young punk. But I felt like Disposable Heroes was a jam that balanced both sides of military service. The Human Soldier. Gotta have the balls to do it, but it sucks at the same time. Much Respect to those who serve and have served for us.
James Hetfield has always worn his emotions on the tip of his lyric-writing pen and his microphone. He has an incredible ability to be very descriptive in what he is trying to get across, and yet, at the very same time, very to the point. Thanks for another awesome reaction!
And he makes sure you get it with very descriptive lyrics that smash you in the face. Im 51 and im still here. I was lucky enough to be around from the beginning!!!
Orion is Cliffs song. Its art plain and simple. I suggest listening to it, then again but the second time around you need to close your eyes and create your own story
Sorry but this is not pretty mild compared to anything. You're missing the energy that translates to the song, don't forget instruments were recorded live at that time. It requires tons of stamina to transfer all that into record. I'm not even starting to describe i.e. how difficult is to hit the drums that hard and precise.
@@drock55551 It was the drummer for Artillery, Carsten Nielsen, who helped Lars level up his drumming during this era. Now writing the drum parts, idk about that.
True, and also 'Sounding of the clock that ticks/get used to it somehow' is followed by Lars simulating that 'ticking' with the muted cymbals. (In my opinion) the little lead part by Kirk throughout the song is almost like the trumpet (?) tune they used to play at war to indicate different actions like 'Charge' or 'Fall Back' . Metallica always had these kind of small touches/flavors to their music and i believe it was/is largely an impact of Cliff.
I know a lot of people will laugh at this, but Little Richard had the greatest voice in rock and roll history. Go back and listen to it and tell me he didn't!!! Listen to Good Golly Miss Molly, and tel me you wouldn't have asked him to be in Led Zeppelin if you hadn't discovered Robert Plant. Totally underrated by the last few generations. Go back and listen!!!
@whyameyeevil Definitive rock n roll voice. He had a smooth voice but also had that perfect rasp that inspired so many singers. The high "whooooo" that the Beatles used alot. The raucous howls. He inspired everyone.
What kind of a nut jobs hate him? Are you referring to the whole Napster thing? Which is ridiculously weak. Or the fact that heâs said a couple of things that indicate heâs not left wing? In which case you need serious mental help.
@@podtrooper3219 Good call Damage Inc. is a killer song! Love the guitar solo in Damage Inc. also, very underrated. You never hear either songs on the radio which is disappointing.
@@KillDozer44 actually yes, guitar tone is flawless, you can hear cliffs bass, lyrics are deep, from start to finish this is perfect....so yeah im right
I saw this song performed live. It was the sickest thing I have ever seen. Look up set list from Detroit Orion Music Festival. Setlist tore off your face. Amazing. Seen them 7x. Best concert I have ever been to.
I've only seen them three times ('92, 99 and 2006)but I was lucky enough that the last time was the 20th anniversary of Master of Puppets, so they played the entire album from start to finish. Awesome. Crazy to think that next year is 35 years since it was released.
@@neildavies2276 the Orion festival first day Metallica played as a pseudonym band Called Dehan on one of the ancillary stages. The played the entire kill em all album......but I wasnt there yet đ
@@randallcalhoun6604 oh Bummer! I'm sure I've seen footage of that show on CZcams somewhere, but that's small consolation! If it makes you feel any better, at Metallicas Big Day Out at Milton Keynes Bowl in 1999, I watched most of the bands, but missed one I'd never heard of - Queens Of The Stone Age. Yep, that was the time I decided to get a burger and go for a pee. Pretty annoyed about that 13 months later when I was given one of their albums...
This always makes me think of those families that have "military traditions", generation after generation of soldiers. While admirable, it's also a bit sad.
Why do you consider it a bit sad as well? Just curious. I come from such a family so I dont see that side of it. Great grandfather, grandfather, father, myself, my son all served or are serving. Our family loves this country and wanted to defend it. We didn't influence each other to join. My father actually advised me to not join, but being the rebellious teen, I joined. That being said, could you explain why it's a bit sad? I respect your opinion and want to learn from it. Keep the horns up, brother đ€đ€. Let's enjoy the music.
Bobby Ball First let me say, I respect everyone's rights and reasons for choosing that option; hell, I even tried to enlist back in the day. But, as the tone of the song lyrics point out, it seems like an unending feeding of flesh into the meat grinder of war. With those in higher positions seemingly giving little to no care and regard about those that they send to their premature deaths. Patriotism is admirable for what it is, but it just saddens me to see successive generations in certain families continue to jump into that fray. Not to cast dispersions, but I'm also forced to wonder if your father was aware of your rebellious streak and used a bit of reverse psychology on you. đ€·đ»ââïž
You two, stop it now! This is CZcams, no decent and respectful conversations are allowed, you should know that... Now, please insult eachother, you get one each, thank you.
Man as a fan of Metallica for almost 30 years it is refreshing to see these reactions. My family went trough war in Croatia while i was listening to the songs like this one.
Please do the song No Leaf Clover off of S&M album by Metallica!!! And the song ...and Justice For All!!!! Like no seriously, NEED to see you react to the album and Justice for All
@@woodchuckmarmalade7878 The song "...And Justice for All" is a brilliant attack on corruption in our legal system. The song is great and the lyrics are poignant. That is a great recommendation!
Probably my favorite Metallica song of all time. The superb playing, tempo changes, and Lars frenetic drumming is unmatched by any other Metallica song
Terrific song thx for sharing that, brought me back to when I was 15, lol, great choice,seen Metallica live many times, and I hope many more,thx again,gr8 choice đ€đ€đ€
There's a lot of wisdom in this song especially for how young they were here. By the end of my 6 years in the Army I don't think I even had this level of insight into what service men and women really are to politicians.
So freaking eclectic with your choices today. In the Summertime, Frankenstein, Your Love and Disposable Heroes. Amazing, brother. Keep up the amazing job.
This is one of the best anti war songs ever made IMO! As a kid I didn't get much of the lyrics but still loved it, but as an adult this brings me to tears. A powerful track with an even more powerful text to go with it. War is hell, for all involved and hate breeds hate. So don't start any more of them.
I know it's weird, but I am in my 60's and never appreciated Metallica until a couple of years ago. Go figure. Another great anti-war song in the harder rock genre is Black Sabbath's War Pigs.
You should check out the video for the song "One" from their " ... And Justice For All." album .... its heartbreaking. I think its the best anti-war songs ever written ;(
More than any other, this song made me a metalhead. They wouldn't play Metallica on the radio, but it still sold like crazy. Nothing else out there really sounded like this.
Every fan's favorite album. And easily their best writing. Great reaction, love your face around 7:42. They also have a song called To Live Is To Die. Worth a listen...
When I was in the service and stationed at Misawa AB in Japan, my friends and I would play this album when we were droving to the Shimoda mall as if were were on a mission. This album is a top ten album in my collection.
Had a gunny on my porch in 97 I was close to being a Marine but my gut said no.. No offense to those who went to Iraq or Afghanistan but I laid down my guns and picked up my bass guitar!
Truly enjoying this channel and your walk though the music we grew up on. The look on your face, as you try to process some of these songs is priceless...
Couldn't click on this fast enough. I've been waiting for you to react to this song and glad you did. Keep up the great work and can't wait for another Metallica reaction.
@@lzw3 go talk to the soldiers that crawled through the ashes in the death camps in Germany or the ones that had to deal with mass graves all over the world. It is easy to talk safe in your bed room. They have been saying that for a thousand years. Try come up with something new. Try to have one original thought in your life time please
@@dagdamar2000 I said modern soldiers. I respect the nazi killing veterans of WW2. Today's veterans are all too complacent with nazis roaming the street,. strangely
Blasting this in my Walkman at 6am while waiting for the school bus. Then bouncing along the way to school in the back of the bus with my knees up on the back of the seat in front of me. The small amount of time that didn't belong to my friends, parents or my teachers. Memories. It's time to give this album another front to back listen. It's been well over a decade!
Almost all of Metallica's early works had more classical music arrangements to their songs as opposed to pop music song structure. You can really feel it in their intros and transitions.
@@zane4575 4 and 1/2 albums really.. Kill em all and the original Garage Days are still solid. I was luckily able to catch them on the tail end of Justice tour with Faith No More opening!!!!! đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€
I have watching your channel for a while man you play so many great songs I will ever catch up and I love it .you are the best thing that that has happened to music đ€
This whole album is this kinda good and this kinda powerful. And everything from Ride the Lightning as well. My very favorite is Orion, but as much as they annoyed my with their hardcore anti-piracy stance, they really do have a lot of really great music over the years. My first album was And Justice. Harvester of Sorrow 24x7 for months after that, lol. P.S. Metallica is definitely a Studio Version First kinda band, IMO. While they are good live, they are also greatly enhanced by studio magic.
I went to a secret gig when they played as Damage Inc. I can't remember now if it was supporting Metal Church at the Marquee club in 1990 or the 100 Club in '87. They came on to a half-empty floor at the Marquee. Great memories!!
Lu Ger You rally canât do metal better than this. The writing A+, every member shows out, amazing transitions, beautiful solos, and the band is as tight as humanly possible. Also, Hetfieldâs right hand is a machine gun. His down picking is unrivaled. Just incredible.
Apart from fleeing to Canada to keep from being drafted, the only ways that you could avoid being drafted were: If you were mentally or medically unfit for military service You're a a college student One of your parents was a senator or some other type of government official
@Tammy T I served in the Marines as well.Thankfully I never went to the ME to fight in the oil wars.I'm going to drop a quote by MajGen Smedley Butler USMC.Your husband will recognize his name I'm sure........âI spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a high class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism. I helped make Mexico and especially Tampico safe for American oil interests in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City Bank boys to collect revenues in. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefit of Wall Street. I helped purify Nicaragua for the International Banking House of Brown Brothers in 1902-1912. I brought light to the Dominican Republic for the American sugar interests in 1916. I helped make Honduras right for the American fruit companies in 1903. In China in 1927 I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts. I operated on three continents.â
Thanx for this, sir...I saw my reactions in you, when I heard this song for the first time...I was 14 that day! I had to grab my english dictionary for translation, and after finding out what it's all about, even MORE shivers ran up and down my spine every time I listened to that song, and so it is until today...I'm 48 yet! ;-) METALLICA are the best!!!
80s Metallica will always be untouchable.
....and not a single extra thing can be said.
ABSOFUCKINLUTELY
Posifuckintivley
Hands DOWN!! They rule the world. And maybe another album is being mulled over as this covid-19 is keep gatherings out of the question !!lets hope!! I seen it here on you tube on live wire!!
I didn't find that out until '91 but I'm glad I did. My favorite band. Period!
As a veteran, I can tell you the speed and tempo of this song fits well with my memories of what itâs like when the bullets are flying and all hell is breaking loose.
Thank God for Metallica! Huge impact on my post war life.
I agree and THANK YOU for serving our Country dude, as I have...
@@blgeiger71
Thank you, brother.
@@mojorizn72 I've never got to speak to a veteran before so I would love to ask are all wars just a way for the country to make money, a documentary I watched said that the Korean War should of never lasted as long as it did but the US was in so deep that they would look stupid for backing out so they kept the war going and brainwashed there soilders into hating the koreans to keep the war going just to protect there country's image, thank you for your service
@@og2tone9o15
Not all wars are the same as far as the troops on the ground are concerned. But one thing has been the same for all wars beginning after WWII. The bureaucrats in DC have had entirely too much influence on how the military is run. They have distorted the truth about every war since Korea. I do not trust my government.
@@mojorizn72 do you think its bull crap that the American army is still in Iraq pretending to be fighting of a pretend threat or are they just there stealing oil. In the movie jarhead some soilders said there whole time down in Iraq they never shot there gun once ,they just did made up time consuming tasks to make it look like they were down there for a reason while the army was stealing oil , just ignore this if I'm making no sense
In 2015 the Master of Puppets album was deemed âculturally, historically, aesthetically significantâ by The Library of Congress and was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry.
It better have been
My favorite album of all time...
Very epic metal moment
Cliff would be so proudđđ„đžđ„đ€đŸđ„đđŸ
And so it should be.. as relevant now as then.đ€
That high-speed guitar gallop present throughout the song will put some hair on your chest!
And probably give you carpal tunnel
whichever comes first lol
I could play this in the 80s, now my 51 year old right hand can't keep up!
AMAZINGLY James only uses down strokes on the palm muted gallop 99% of the time. Dude has the fastest wrist...Christ
@@PastorOfMuppets74 you cannot fully down pick galloping rhythms
Capp?!
Never realized you comment on this rection vids đ€Ż
This album portrays our society in a way it still describes it to this day.
To the end of time
"War... War never Changes"
One of the greatest anti-war songs ever
This is not an Anti-war song
Peace Sells by Megadeth was better.
jay stevens it most definitely is lmao
@haywood jablome Thatâs a good song. Not better though.
This and war pigs are the best
9:53. The way James says 'Back to the front' there is just incredible. My favorite Metallica song.
I've always loved that line and specifically listen for it each time I play the song. James so perfectly voices a complete dismissal of a person's life. He chose to deliver the line that way and it just makes song complete.
YOU WILL DO WHAT I SAY!
@@718alteregofinally found someone who also likes that part as wellđ
That delivery... just the disdain for the poor soul about to become a mere stepping stone for the enemy.
Amen to that brother i furst heard this song in 1996 i was 15â and yes is metallica best ever f song
Metallica were untouchable at this point. From lyrical content to the transitions of the music. That line up was godly.
Number 1 reaction channel for me. Like someone else posted before ...."It's like listening to some good music with a cool friend" . I couldn't agree more . Keep 'em coming !
Yes, it is!!
as much as I don't care for reaction channels, I have to say I agree.
Yes, it reminds me of being a teenager and going to a mates house with a new tape - "dude, you GOTTA listen to this!â
I agree 100%. I am actually genuinely jealous of Jamel's open mindedness and genuine love of quality music, no matter the type/genre. Fantastic stuff.
Hell yeah don't you want Jamel as your neighbor
I was in the infantry when this came out and I was a young dumbass yelling this while cranking it up on my Kenwood system. Lots of beer helped. Best metal album ever!!!
One of their best albums and my favorite!
Thanks for your service. This was out well before I went in as you can imagine meant different things before, during and after doing my time.
My Lt. used to call on members of the platoon to call cadence during PT. I had been listening to this for days when he called on me. So I used what was in my head and called cadence with this song. He didn't call on me for quite awhile after.
@@davidwilkinson8431 Which parts did you use?
@@STVG71 First verse and the chorus. Then I got told to fall in. ;)
If you've ever known someone who came from a family with a long tradition of military service, the "life planned out before my birth/nothing could I say" lyric is pretty damn accurate.
Hetfield said this song was written about NFL players from the 70s who broke their bodies for the sport.
Yeah, it was like that for so long! Thankfully I am now too old to be called up!
@IDC About Your Feelings He has.
M Retro is correct. Hetfield was inspired to write about beaten up gridiron players, but he decided that the war metaphor was a better angle.
3rd gen. Tanker in the US army. Did what my dad and granddad did. It was expected.
"Soldier boy made of clay, now an empty shell." Its like hes still alive but gone. Very sad.
One of the best produced Metallica songs. Cliff was on his A game here.
When I want to ask myself depressing questions, I wonder what later Metallica would have been like had Cliff Burton lived.
@@jwesley235 I've thought about that as well. Thing is he got into kirks bunk didnt he? So if he lived like more than likely would have to be brown bread. One of those really weird situations...a definite fork in the road situation
When wasnât he?
@IDC About Your Feelings I was going to say this!
They all were
Time for some âBatteryâ or âWelcome Homeâ
Damage Inc.
Why not throw "Damage Incorporated" into this mix as well
Yeah the whole album đ€đ€đ€đ€
One of the frst metal albums i bought. Tallica Ozzy and Megadeth. Evanescence's music on that must own list too now.
"Welcome home"....please....for the love of cliff please
Being a Veteran I get all the feels from this song...
Thank you for your service man, i myself want to enlist once im 20, 3 years away haha
I remember this song hit me like a ton of bricks when I was 14. I think it totally changed me and my perspective on politics
100% Agreed. I was around the same age when some little metal dude at my school played this on his record player when we hung out after school. His pops was a hardcore Marine. He was just being a young punk. But I felt like Disposable Heroes was a jam that balanced both sides of military service. The Human Soldier. Gotta have the balls to do it, but it sucks at the same time. Much Respect to those who serve and have served for us.
I was 16 when this came out. Changed my life! I'm 49 now ... Metallica!!!
Same
Same here lol. Yay for the '73 metalheads lol
Me too
Ditto- born in 71!
71 baby miss the 80s the best time to grow up as a kid the music the MALL and the girls damn good times what the hell happened
"Harvester of Sorrow", The Frayed Ends of Sanity" from their album "...And Justice For All".
Hear them calling!
+100 for Frayed Ends that imo is their most riffiest and most technical song they've made.
Pretty much just put in that cd and press play. That hole cd is awesome
All from that album are awesome. Hell every song is fucking amazing.
The Entire Album..!
The Shortest Straw.
James Hetfield has always worn his emotions on the tip of his lyric-writing pen and his microphone. He has an incredible ability to be very descriptive in what he is trying to get across, and yet, at the very same time, very to the point. Thanks for another awesome reaction!
Dana Reynolds yeah. Heâs just incredible with making short verses explain a lot. His metaphors are the best Iâve ever heard.
And he makes sure you get it with very descriptive lyrics that smash you in the face. Im 51 and im still here. I was lucky enough to be around from the beginning!!!
One of the most important Bands and Albums of all time.
Word.
After watching the epic reaction to Edgar Winter's Frankenstein...you definitely need to do Metallica's Orion.
A masterpiece of an instrumental!
Orion is definitely a Masterpiece đŻđ€đ„
Agreed 10,000%!!!! Orion is a masterpiece and everyone envisions something completely different when they listen to it.
It's their "Great Gig in the Sky."
Orion is Cliffs song. Its art plain and simple. I suggest listening to it, then again but the second time around you need to close your eyes and create your own story
Orion is proof of just how amazing this band was at the beginning of their career!
OMG how do they play this with all the crazy time signatures and changes. Just masterful!
You should try Tool.
Sorry but this is not pretty mild compared to anything. You're missing the energy that translates to the song, don't forget instruments were recorded live at that time. It requires tons of stamina to transfer all that into record.
I'm not even starting to describe i.e. how difficult is to hit the drums that hard and precise.
@@dianajemison105 tool should try dream theater
Here for the "I WAS BORN FOR DYING!!!" part!
What a reaction it was!!!
:D
My favorite part âWhy, Am I Dying?!!â
Beginning to end Master of Puppets is a masterpiece album.
This entire album is a MASTER piece. I knew you would love this. Thanks J for all the content lately.
EVERY SONG IS KILLERđ„đ„đ„
Absolutely agree!
All killer no filler
One of the best at all time.
Yup still my favorite Metallica album. Bought this the day it came out when I was 16. One of the top albums ever.
They were almost kids themselves at this time.
Like 21
Well, seeing as this was the last album that Metallica recorded before Cliff Burton died at the age of 24 in the bus crash in Sweden
I heard they had to hire a professional drummer to write the drum tracks for the master of puppets album. Then he had to teach it to Lars
@@the_Z_man idk if that's true. You may want to check that.
@@drock55551 It was the drummer for Artillery, Carsten Nielsen, who helped Lars level up his drumming during this era. Now writing the drum parts, idk about that.
'Master of Puppets' is easily their best album
Fire is red, lightning is blue.. Master of Puppets is number 2
No argument here.
'...Justice' for me!
The big three lightning, puppets and justice. Love them all.
@@jakohindman2622 Definitely, I always see Lightning and Puppets as a double album that just happened to be released two years apart.
No words needed for this one. Maybe a few. Such as "greatest metal song of all time".
Notice how some of the riffs sound like a machine gun firing.
Like 'One'...
I noticed the same thing on 4 horsemen, how the beat of the song sounded like galloping horses
Way before call of duty: Black ops 123456789
Another one that sounded like that was the intro drumming part to Spit Out the Bone
True, and also
'Sounding of the clock that ticks/get used to it somehow' is followed by Lars simulating that 'ticking' with the muted cymbals.
(In my opinion) the little lead part by Kirk throughout the song is almost like the trumpet (?) tune they used to play at war to indicate different actions like 'Charge' or 'Fall Back' .
Metallica always had these kind of small touches/flavors to their music and i believe it was/is largely an impact of Cliff.
We lost another legend. Richard Wayne Penniman aka Little Richard. RIP Rock music would not have been the same without him.
Bloody Fishheads RIP Little Richard
Oh nođđ very sad, hes a legend
I know a lot of people will laugh at this, but Little Richard had the greatest voice in rock and roll history. Go back and listen to it and tell me he didn't!!! Listen to Good Golly Miss Molly, and tel me you wouldn't have asked him to be in Led Zeppelin if you hadn't discovered Robert Plant. Totally underrated by the last few generations. Go back and listen!!!
I thought I'd seen something about that when I first logged into Yahoo
RIP Little Richard and Cliff Burton
@whyameyeevil Definitive rock n roll voice. He had a smooth voice but also had that perfect rasp that inspired so many singers. The high "whooooo" that the Beatles used alot. The raucous howls. He inspired everyone.
Welcome Home(Sanitarium) you should do next. Such a great song.
Song ends, just stands there, stunned! Classic!
Salute to all that have fallen and have served!!! Best metal album from beginning to end!!đ€đ»
Oh the irony! This is a anti war song clearly from the lyrics. Describing those who sign up for this horseshit dumbass, mindless disposable sheep.
I always enjoy how open and aware your platform is.
love him or hate him James Hetfield has the best right hand of any metal player
I don't believe I've heard anyone hate on James Hetfield.
@@vannacee26 really? Lmao
It's like they wrote it just so he would have to alternate for one.
What kind of a nut jobs hate him?
Are you referring to the whole Napster thing? Which is ridiculously weak. Or the fact that heâs said a couple of things that indicate heâs not left wing? In which case you need serious mental help.
Tallyca Hamulhetru
Agree, I would love to know where that came from.
This song is the best drumming track Lars ever laid down
Ian Johnson agreed... thereâs so much aggression and variety of fills matching those riffs perfectly. They could do no wrong on this record.
I put this drum performance neck and neck with Damage Inc.
Disposable heroes for technique, and Damage Inc for just pure shredding
@@podtrooper3219 Good call Damage Inc. is a killer song! Love the guitar solo in Damage Inc. also, very underrated. You never hear either songs on the radio which is disappointing.
for me Blackened :D
@@thal1 Dyers Eve
This song is like hanging on to a runaway diesel engine. Lets GO! Awesome review
The song that pinned Metallica for musical perfection
not even close lmao
@@KillDozer44 actually yes, guitar tone is flawless, you can hear cliffs bass, lyrics are deep, from start to finish this is perfect....so yeah im right
I saw this song performed live. It was the sickest thing I have ever seen.
Look up set list from Detroit Orion Music Festival. Setlist tore off your face. Amazing. Seen them 7x. Best concert I have ever been to.
I've only seen them three times ('92, 99 and 2006)but I was lucky enough that the last time was the 20th anniversary of Master of Puppets, so they played the entire album from start to finish. Awesome. Crazy to think that next year is 35 years since it was released.
@@neildavies2276 the Orion festival first day Metallica played as a pseudonym band Called Dehan on one of the ancillary stages. The played the entire kill em all album......but I wasnt there yet đ
@@randallcalhoun6604 oh Bummer! I'm sure I've seen footage of that show on CZcams somewhere, but that's small consolation!
If it makes you feel any better, at Metallicas Big Day Out at Milton Keynes Bowl in 1999, I watched most of the bands, but missed one I'd never heard of - Queens Of The Stone Age. Yep, that was the time I decided to get a burger and go for a pee.
Pretty annoyed about that 13 months later when I was given one of their albums...
There isn't a bad song on the "Master of Puppets" album you really should check out any of the songs on the album you haven't heard yet
This always makes me think of those families that have "military traditions", generation after generation of soldiers. While admirable, it's also a bit sad.
Why do you consider it a bit sad as well? Just curious. I come from such a family so I dont see that side of it. Great grandfather, grandfather, father, myself, my son all served or are serving. Our family loves this country and wanted to defend it. We didn't influence each other to join. My father actually advised me to not join, but being the rebellious teen, I joined. That being said, could you explain why it's a bit sad? I respect your opinion and want to learn from it. Keep the horns up, brother đ€đ€. Let's enjoy the music.
Bobby Ball
First let me say, I respect everyone's rights and reasons for choosing that option; hell, I even tried to enlist back in the day.
But, as the tone of the song lyrics point out, it seems like an unending feeding of flesh into the meat grinder of war. With those in higher positions seemingly giving little to no care and regard about those that they send to their premature deaths.
Patriotism is admirable for what it is, but it just saddens me to see successive generations in certain families continue to jump into that fray.
Not to cast dispersions, but I'm also forced to wonder if your father was aware of your rebellious streak and used a bit of reverse psychology on you. đ€·đ»ââïž
@@sean_b_drummer right on, dude. Thanks for the reply.
Bobby Ball
Cheers, man.
You two, stop it now! This is CZcams, no decent and respectful conversations are allowed, you should know that... Now, please insult eachother, you get one each, thank you.
Metallica - And Justice For All
You'll love it.
@IDC About Your Feelings WTF are you talking about? Only a moron would think they "sold out" with their heaviest & thrashiest album ever.
Wish I could upvote this more than once.
@I'm a Ba Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na na they sold out with The Black Album. Poser.
Man as a fan of Metallica for almost 30 years it is refreshing to see these reactions. My family went trough war in Croatia while i was listening to the songs like this one.
One the BEST intro's Metallica ever did....that cord change....master piece! .....#3 on my gym set!
Please do the song No Leaf Clover off of S&M album by Metallica!!! And the song ...and Justice For All!!!!
Like no seriously, NEED to see you react to the album and Justice for All
But why?
@@woodchuckmarmalade7878 The song "...And Justice for All" is a brilliant attack on corruption in our legal system. The song is great and the lyrics are poignant. That is a great recommendation!
Metallica's first three are Masterpiece's đŻđ€đ„
never them same after cliff
@Bornaking Master for me.
So is AJFA. After that black album was ok, but nothing like first 4.
Donât forget And Justice For all
No, 2 to 5
Probably my favorite Metallica song of all time. The superb playing, tempo changes, and Lars frenetic drumming is unmatched by any other Metallica song
never clicked so fast, my favorite song from the album. This video made me wanna listen tot he album again. ENJOY JAMAL!
My favorite Metallic song!
Brings goosebumps to me, remember seeing them perform this live in Milton Keynes
When Jamel said, "What an intro!" I said, "You ain't heard nothing yet!" đ
I was a medic during my service. I enlisted right after 9/11. I never understood this lyrics until my first time I saw action...
Terrific song thx for sharing that, brought me back to when I was 15, lol, great choice,seen Metallica live many times, and I hope many more,thx again,gr8 choice đ€đ€đ€
it's almost a must at this point for you to react to Orion. In my not at all humble opinion of the best instrumental songs
This is why I love this album so much. Deep, heavy, brilliant. Check out Lepper Messiah also.
There's a lot of wisdom in this song especially for how young they were here. By the end of my 6 years in the Army I don't think I even had this level of insight into what service men and women really are to politicians.
This is Metallicaâs best song ever. Prove me wrong.
Jamal: Lets jump right into it.
Metallica: Hang on!!!
The main verse riff is super satisfying to play on guitar once you get the timing correct. I love this song so much. Glad you enjoyed it!
So freaking eclectic with your choices today.
In the Summertime, Frankenstein, Your Love and Disposable Heroes. Amazing, brother. Keep up the amazing job.
This is one of the best anti war songs ever made IMO! As a kid I didn't get much of the lyrics but still loved it, but as an adult this brings me to tears. A powerful track with an even more powerful text to go with it. War is hell, for all involved and hate breeds hate. So don't start any more of them.
I know it's weird, but I am in my 60's and never appreciated Metallica until a couple of years ago. Go figure. Another great anti-war song in the harder rock genre is Black Sabbath's War Pigs.
You should check out the video for the song "One" from their " ... And Justice For All." album .... its heartbreaking. I think its the best anti-war songs ever written ;(
More than any other, this song made me a metalhead. They wouldn't play Metallica on the radio, but it still sold like crazy. Nothing else out there really sounded like this.
This song, and Dyer's Eve, and Damage Inc. are their angriest and most aggressive songs. Pure intensity.
Dyer's Eve is incredible! :) đ€đ€
Have we not done Welcome Home (Sanitarium) of this album yet? Get on that one man!
Every fan's favorite album. And easily their best writing. Great reaction, love your face around 7:42. They also have a song called To Live Is To Die. Worth a listen...
They were never the same after Cliff died.
And Justice for All is my favorite album
When I was in the service and stationed at Misawa AB in Japan, my friends and I would play this album when we were droving to the Shimoda mall as if were were on a mission. This album is a top ten album in my collection.
"Orion" from these guys is also pretty awesome. Pure instrumental-metal and one of the best too :)
Had a gunny on my porch in 97 I was close to being a Marine but my gut said no.. No offense to those who went to Iraq or Afghanistan but I laid down my guns and picked up my bass guitar!
Still waiting on Metallica "For Whom The Bell Tolls"!
Live...Cliff'em all version!
@@thewolf7119 that's the best version
âTis a favorite
A day on the green. CLASSIC!!
Dadamdadamdaaaammmn! Dadadadaaadedadaadadadaaa!
Truly enjoying this channel and your walk though the music we grew up on. The look on your face, as you try to process some of these songs is priceless...
My favorite part was watching his face melt to the solo! Mind blow, face melted; utter disbelief. At least that what I saw.
They actually have a song called "To Live is to Die." Worth checking out.
A brutally honest portrayal of who and we are as a society, and what militarism does to masculinity. Metallica at their best.
Couldn't click on this fast enough. I've been waiting for you to react to this song and glad you did. Keep up the great work and can't wait for another Metallica reaction.
Thank you for continuing to bring us all together
Hetfield's Sledgehammer right hand at it's finest......
Please appreciate our Veterans.
Deepest appreciation for veterans... the irony is they care and make the ultimate sacrifice...that is how I interpret this song.
Being one myself I try and look and for any and all of my brothers and sisters in arms.
Modern veterans are racist baby-murderers
@@lzw3 go talk to the soldiers that crawled through the ashes in the death camps in Germany or the ones that had to deal with mass graves all over the world. It is easy to talk safe in your bed room. They have been saying that for a thousand years. Try come up with something new. Try to have one original thought in your life time please
@@dagdamar2000 I said modern soldiers. I respect the nazi killing veterans of WW2. Today's veterans are all too complacent with nazis roaming the street,. strangely
Hearing and seeing your reaction gives me the same chills and goosebumps I had when I first heard this at 8 years old. Love your videos!
This song just always punches me in the face. Love it!
It's a kick to the face, that one. Great reaction!
Friends shirt and Disposable Heroes. What a contrast. Love it
Love your reactions, you get a lot of the messages that people miss.
Blasting this in my Walkman at 6am while waiting for the school bus. Then bouncing along the way to school in the back of the bus with my knees up on the back of the seat in front of me. The small amount of time that didn't belong to my friends, parents or my teachers. Memories.
It's time to give this album another front to back listen. It's been well over a decade!
Stellar song~ awesome choice
Almost all of Metallica's early works had more classical music arrangements to their songs as opposed to pop music song structure. You can really feel it in their intros and transitions.
Cliff :'(
Cliff burton bro. classically trained, Metallica lost more than a bass player
@@zane4575 try just weren't the same after the bus rolled. Justice was mostly already written so it's their last great album IMHO
@@rodentnolastname6612 agreed bro. I have a soft spot for load.. Don't laugh lol, but the first 3 albums are the only Metallica that matters
@@zane4575 4 and 1/2 albums really.. Kill em all and the original Garage Days are still solid. I was luckily able to catch them on the tail end of Justice tour with Faith No More opening!!!!! đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€
I have watching your channel for a while man you play so many great songs I will ever catch up and I love it .you are the best thing that that has happened to music đ€
I got this on cassette the day it came out in March 1986 & after about a million times listening to them have never got tired of hearing any of it.
This song is the reason I told a Navy recruiter off when he called me in high school.
Listen to âNo Remorseâ from the album Kill Em All
Thatâs my favorite too
No remorse has 3-4 songs in it
Enerjik I love how they add multiple riffs to there songs... They were the first!!
@@jaybones821_YT thats right man, and they made those songs when they were only 19-20 years old!
Enerjik are the best. And I caught the Metallica bug a little late. Like 1993 ish
I heard this when I was 13 and I was hooked for life.top Metallica song for me. The lyrics are fire.
One of my favorite Metallica songs ever.
This whole album is this kinda good and this kinda powerful. And everything from Ride the Lightning as well. My very favorite is Orion, but as much as they annoyed my with their hardcore anti-piracy stance, they really do have a lot of really great music over the years. My first album was And Justice. Harvester of Sorrow 24x7 for months after that, lol.
P.S. Metallica is definitely a Studio Version First kinda band, IMO. While they are good live, they are also greatly enhanced by studio magic.
React to Damage, Inc. itâs on the same album. Best metal album ever: Master of Puppets.
Jim Ave Leper Messiah, too. so heavy and underrated
Damage inc for sure
I went to a secret gig when they played as Damage Inc. I can't remember now if it was supporting Metal Church at the Marquee club in 1990 or the 100 Club in '87. They came on to a half-empty floor at the Marquee. Great memories!!
Finally my dude great reaction this is top 10 Metallica song for sure
Glad you did this one. This and frayed ends of sanity are my top two Metallica songs
imho they're best song, I know Master of Puppets is up there as well but this just goes beyond
Lu Ger You rally canât do metal better than this. The writing A+, every member shows out, amazing transitions, beautiful solos, and the band is as tight as humanly possible. Also, Hetfieldâs right hand is a machine gun. His down picking is unrivaled. Just incredible.
The time signature changes and the so many ways they change the beat and rhythm are just amazing.
After Harvester Of Sorrows this is definitely my favorite of their songs
WW2 , Vietnam with the draft. Kids weren't given a choice. You went or you booked up to Canada before they got you.
@Tammy T You're blind girl, sad..
@Tammy T Have you enlisted to risk life and limb for corporate America.More cannon fodder is always needed.............
Apart from fleeing to Canada to keep from being drafted, the only ways that you could avoid being drafted were:
If you were mentally or medically unfit for military service
You're a a college student
One of your parents was a senator or some other type of government official
@Tammy T I served in the Marines as well.Thankfully I never went to the ME to fight in the oil wars.I'm going to drop a quote by MajGen Smedley Butler USMC.Your husband will recognize his name I'm sure........âI spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a high class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism. I helped make Mexico and especially Tampico safe for American oil interests in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City Bank boys to collect revenues in. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefit of Wall Street. I helped purify Nicaragua for the International Banking House of Brown Brothers in 1902-1912. I brought light to the Dominican Republic for the American sugar interests in 1916. I helped make Honduras right for the American fruit companies in 1903. In China in 1927 I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts. I operated on three continents.â
Or you could fake bone spurs like Trump or go AWOL like Bush jnr .
Thanx for this, sir...I saw my reactions in you, when I heard this song for the first time...I was 14 that day! I had to grab my english dictionary for translation, and after finding out what it's all about, even MORE shivers ran up and down my spine every time I listened to that song, and so it is until today...I'm 48 yet! ;-) METALLICA are the best!!!
The music of this song has a fury in it that perfectly goes with the imaging in the lyrics.